Dave;
Thanks for the reply -- your first comment ("undo whatever is autofiling
your outgoing messages in the wrong place) -- solved the problem. I had
inadvertently created a filter that did just that!
So now my original scheme works perfectly: I have created a folder
called " Sent Mail" (the initial " " keeps it up near the top of the
folder list). Then in "Preferences/General" select this folder as the
place to file a message after sending.
Chris
>Hi Chris,
> Yes the filing of outgoing messages still leaves some to be desired. IT
>would be really great if CTM would include a "File in" menu at the top of
>the toolbar on outgoing messages, or add "file in..." to the command-
>click. But since they haven't, you have only 2 ways to do it which are
>not immediately obvious. Before doing either of the below, you should
>undo whatever is auto-filing your outgoing messages in the wrong place
>already.
>
> 1) After sending, open the out tray & drag the message to the folder you
>want it on.
>OR
> 2) Make a Mail Filter that operates on outgoing messages to file them
>where you want them. This assumes that they are all going to a "sent"
>folder, or that you can easily define exact rules of what should go where.
>
>Hope this helps.
>
>Best,
> Dave Nathanson
> Mac Medix
>
>
>in reply to ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), Chris Perry's message of 8:19 AM,
>9/28/04
>
>>I recently started using powermail, and have been unable to specify in
>>the "Preferences/General" pane a location to save messages after
>>sending. I created a folder called "Sent Mail" but specifying that
>>folder, or indeed any other, results in messages being transferred to the
>>inbox after sending.
>>
>>Chris Perry
>>
>>PowerBook 17, OS10.3.5
>>
>>
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